DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CASH JOURNAL AND F-02

Dear All,
Kindly let me know the difference between Cash Journal and F-02
Best Regards,
S Balasubramanian
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Hi S Balasubramanian,
Any transactionn which is related directly with Cash is done in Cash journal(Petty Cash).
Example:Cash withdrawal from Bank,Cash deposit in Bank, Vendor payment in Cash, Customer payment in cash, small expense payment in cash, revenue through cash.
Using cash journal we can identify the exact cash receipts and cash payment and cash balance.
Regarding F-02, This transaction is used to do general ledger posting.
Using this transaction we can do General ledger posting, customer invoice, customer payment, vendor invoice, vendor payment,
we can post any transaction using F-02 and combination of the posting keys.
Regards,
Bhushan

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